Exclusive Residence in Jerónimos | Retiro | Madrid
€7,900,000
4Beds
5Baths
383 m²Total
Located in a stately early 20th-century building, this exclusive residence combines the charm of classical architecture with contemporary comfort. The carefully preserved building stands out for its impressive entrance hall of great architectural value, its noble communal areas and an original cage lift, a testament to the distinction of the building.
An elegant entrance hall with a bay window leads to the main rooms, which face south. A spacious living and dining room, flooded with natural light thanks to its numerous balconies overlooking the street, make up the reception areas.
The generous, fully equipped kitchen is accessible from both the entrance hall and the reception area. It includes a laundry area, a service bedroom and a service bathroom with a separate entrance.
The sleeping area comprises three en-suite bedrooms and a cosy sitting room that can easily be turned into a dressing room for the master bedroom. Its corner layout and abundance of windows give it a uniquely bright feel. The residence is completed by an elegant guest powder room.
The building has a concierge service during regular hours. The price includes a parking space and a storage room on the roof terrace, a unique residential offering in one of the most distinguished buildings in the area.
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